The Penn's Grove record., 1887-06-25
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The Glorious Fourth, all hail next
Monday week.
Abner II. Simpkins was in town on
Thursday and gave us a call.
Miss Sallie Myers. of Salem, has
been visiting relatives at the Cove.
Henry Barber sold only part of his
grass last week. It brought Sl5 per
acre.
Ms. l.. Sailor desires the at-lO-siiun
of all ladies in another column. Read
what she has to say.
Go see the Splendid Vapor Stove"
at f. b. MAYORS. Its single genera
tor is simply indestructible-
A number of Philadelphia working
men spend Sunday at their club house
ON Divers point each week.
The population of Pennsgroye IS
gradually increasing with the advent OF
summer borders and city cousins.
A tablespoonful of kerosene to two
pals of water will lessen the labor in
in washing cloths one-half, it is said.
Call at Mrs. BiIderback's tonight for
vanilla, strawberry, chocolate and
pine apple cream, and orange waterloo.
The steamer S. NJ. FELTON, has return
ed to Wilmington from Norfolk. Va.
from which place she ran only a short
time to Richmond.
There were 1,064 car loads OF straw
berries shipped through Wilmington
this season from the Delaware aud
Maryland peninsula.
One second shuts off all flame and
how of vapor in the splendid Stove'
that IS sold by f. b. Naylor. The
Switch levers do it.
Miss Retta ~Stranghen who has been
attending Ivy Hail Seminary at Bridge
ton. the past year has returned home
to Pennegrove To spend her vacation.
Mrs. Fannie Elvin, of Pennsgrove,
the widow of the late Bey. Gildon Ell
win. has been chosen teacher for
Bridgeport's public school for next
session.
Our columns are open to the discus
sion of all questions of public interest
If any one desires to discuss the pro
posed new fish laws we will be glad to
publish it.
Save your health and money by buy
ing a gasoline stove and preserving
kettles to do your canning through the
hot summer days at John c. Reeds,
Harmony st.
Mrs. Louisa Sherron, and her daugh-
ter Minnie, Of Philadelphia, have been
rustieating at the Cove the past week.
Miss Minnie graduated at the Philad-
elphia Normal School last week
1t never rains but it p0urs, and has
been doing it at frequent intervals dur
ing the week. 1t has been very bad
weather tor hay harvest and wheat
harvest will be late on account of it.
Rev. j.. b. Tmpin, of Millville, a
former pastor of Emmanuel Church
was in town on Wednesday to charter
the steamer Mccall to take an excur-
sion from Millville to the Breakwater.
At the sale of the Elkinton property
at Sharptown, on Saturday. by Josiah
NJ. Brick, Elton Rogers bought the ho-
tel property, paying therefore, 81, 100.
Harnessnlaker Kidd bought the house
for $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crombie with their
three children and Miss Schlatterer
from Demerara, British Guiana, South
America, are visiting their relative Mrs.
Capt. Hatch, who is "A native of that
country.
John Moore, formerly of Pennsgrove
and a clerk with John Wanamaker
last year spent Sunday IN u town.
He IS now with a wholesale dry good
firm at Third and Market street, Phil
adelphia'
Joseph A. Robbins, having had his
harness shop repaired and his ABILITIES
greatly increased, now has his ex-
cellent stock of harness, fynets, sum
mer blankets and lap robes finely dis
played ready for sale, cheap, for cash.
Give him a call and your patronage.
Miss Abbie l.. Kidd, of Pennsgrove,
has been rewarded for her valuable
services as a teacher by being reflect.
ed a teacher in the primary depart
ment Of the Salem pu lie school fol-
next year. That will be her third
year there.
Clark Brothers have been holding al
auction sale in Odd Fellows Hall fol
more than a week with success. Ii il
surprising to note the number OF goods
they have sold and the low prices foI
which our citizens get them. Theil
making a profit from those low prices
gives the people an idea of the larg'
profit store keepers make from good
they sell. Their last sale will be thii
evening. Those who want to take ad
vantage of their low price goods shonld
a tend as il is a rare opportunitY.